League of Nations Messages Reach Miss Wiss Reser
A fragmented 1935 column sketches League of Nations notes sent to Miss Wiss Reser at Barnard. It includes playful, coded snippets about senior events, tea dance attire limits, weather plans, and a joking postscript about seniors who have not signed or paid.
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Wiss Reser
League of Nations
Jwers
The
Mug Mepfisto
Miss
Barnard
Ulletin
Maguill
Mmttee
League
Michigan
Cynthia Moon
Okis
Butch
Youth Day Committee Plans Unified Campaign After Meeting
The Youth Day Committee met with United Pront representatives to appoint Kerosemtatic Assembly to lead the Bea'miacuent. Members from political clubs were empowered to fire up support while schools paused for campaign publicity. The group aims to educate students on the urgency of combatting aroused sentiments.
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Pront
Neart Joan
Geddes
Noth
Jacobs Bill Seeks 25 000 for Probe of Communist Activity
Alderman Elias H. Jacobs proposes the city appropriate 25000 and create a committee to investigate alleged communist activities in city schools and colleges. He would name Aldermen John Cashmore John Mafra Lester Baum Daniel Leonard Thomas Curran and himself to oversee the inquiry.
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Elias H. Jacobs
Urging Participation in National Youth Day Parade
Announcement urges readers to join the National Youth Day Parade on May thirtieth with details to follow on meeting place and line of march.
Illinois Republicans Push Loyalty Oath for Teachers
Illinois legislators vie with Massachusetts as they seek to pass a loyalty oath bill for teachers. Representative E Laughlin offered an amendment proposing red white and blue collars for male teachers and red white and blue cuffs for female teachers and a morning salute facing the northeast with arms extended for one minute.
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Illinois
Massachusetts
E. £. Laughlin
American college girls set fashion standard, designer says
Leslie Morris, an American designer, praised college styles during King's Jubilee festivities at her Surrey home. She claimed the college girl embodies the slim, trim figure every stylist aims to fit, making her the ultimate fashion judge.
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Leslie Morris
Surrey
Miss Morris
New Plans Evolved For French Summer Class
Dr Jeanine Vidon Varney of the Institute of Phonetics University of Paris directs a new plan to create a genuine French atmosphere in Barnard Summer Session French class. Fraternity houses at 114th and 113th streets host students, with full French spoken and pronunciation emphasis through conversation and contact with French speakers on and off campus. Dr Henri Muller of Barnard assists in coordinating the program.
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Jeanine Vidon-Varney
Institute of Phonetics
the University, of Paris
Barnard
Phi Gamma Delta
114Th Street
Delta Upsilon
113Th Street
Varney
Henri Muller
Political Union Names Officers for Next Year
Miriam Roher will chair the executive committee of the Political Union for next year following recent elections. Other officers include Evelyn Lightenberg as secretary Sonya Turitz as treasurer Marjorie Runne as floor chairman and committee members Marié Smith Joan Geddes and Elspeth Davies.
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Miriam Roher
Evelyn Lichtenberg
Sonya Turitz
Marjorie Runne
Marié Smith
Joan Geddes
Elspeth Davies
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Geneva
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Fifth Avenue
New York
Hyuh
A. G. Seiler
Amsterdam Avenue
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Interboro Institute
West 42Nd Street
Cor. Broadway
New York City
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